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  • SNIP has a new name and website

    Posted : 28/10/2011

    SNIP has relaunched as Northamptonshire's Parent Partnership Service and has a new website www.npps.info. Please visit this site for new information or contact us at contact@npps.info See you there!

  • IPSEA's Survey on SEN provision in Academies

    Posted : 15/08/2011

    More and more parents are asking IPSEA about SEN provision in Academies - and some common issues are emerging. IPSEA has launched a simple survey to gather feedback on this issue. Please encourage anyone whose child with SEN attends (or will attend) an Academy to share their experience with us via this survey. We will use the data to develop resources and strengthen our lobbying.

  • www.Netbuddy.org.uk

    Posted : 20/07/2011

    www.Netbuddy.org.uk is an information-sharing website for people supporting children and adults with learning disabilities. The site offers hundreds of practical tips and ideas on everything from managing challenging behaviour to useful learning apps for iPods. All the tips are contributed by people with first-hand experience of learning disability, and are organised into easy-to-find sections, such as:- Education, Behaviour and Communication.

  • FACT Newsletter July 2011

    Posted : 07/07/2011

    July Meeting. At our parents meeting this month, we are pleased to welcome Kate Cotton, from Speech & Language Therapy. Also attending will be the Autism Family Advisory Team for their regular 1:1 sessions with parents.

  • Skill finds new home at Disability Alliance

    Posted : 05/07/2011

    The disability charity Skill: National Bureau for Disabled Students closed in April 2011 [1]. Skill was the only organisation providing advice and information to disabled people who wanted to gain new skills or go into further and higher education. The closure of Skill left a massive gap for disabled people. Disability Alliance has been supported by the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills to fill part of the gap. Disability Alliance is very pleased to announce it will be delivering some of the critical services Skill previously provided.

  • 16 - 19 Bursaries

    Posted : 30/06/2011

    From September 2011, young people who need some financial support to help them stay in education or training after 16 can apply to their school, college or training provider for the new 16-19 Bursary Fund. Those most in need will be eligible for a bursary of 1200 pounds a year. This includes young people in care, care leavers, young people receiving income support and disabled young people receiving both Employment Support Allowance and Disability Living Allowance.

  • East Midlands cCentre of Excellence For Cerebral palsy

    Posted : 30/06/2011

    Looking for new players with Cerebral Palsy or Brain acquired injuries 12 years and older Represent the East Midlands in FA national competition Receive expert professional coaching The chance to represent England

  • An in-depth study of the issues surrounding parental choice of school for children with statements of special educational needs (SEN).

    Posted : 21/06/2011

    Parental choice and school placement - issues for parents of children with statements of special educational needs

  • School Transport

    Posted : 17/06/2011

    Information about entitlement to free school transport for children with SEN Does my child qualify for home-to-school transport? What if I choose a school that is not my nearest or designated school? What if I move house during my child's schooling? What about single sex and faith schools? What if my child has special educational needs? Will he/she receive free transport?

  • Northamptonshire Parents response to Green Paper

    Posted : 17/06/2011

    Green Paper Consultation Summary of responses from Northamptonshire parents